As you may know, there are two categorical facets to the game of golf. One, is known as “long game” and the other “short game.” The long game, one might surmise, is the full swing: a relatively large motion, trying to make as much progress toward your destination as possible. The short game is comprised of the less-than-full swings. The emphasis is on very specific distances — chipping, pitching, sand shots and putting. Putting, however, is really a game within the games. Not only does this stroke require the most dexterity, it also requires the most control of one’s emotions. …